FGUS83 KDVN 042134
RVSDVN
IAC011-019-031-045-055-057-061-087-095-097-101-103-105-107-111-113-
115-139-163-177-183-ILC011-015-067-071-073-085-109-131-155-161-177-
187-195-MOC045-199-052200-
HYDROLOGIC STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE QUAD CITIES IA IL
333 PM CST TUE MAR 4 2008
...MISSISSIPPI RIVER ICE CONDITIONS FROM BELOW LOCK AND DAM 10 TO
BELOW GREGORY LANDING AS OF 3/4/2008...
.SUMMARY...
THE WARM WEATHER LAST WEEKEND CAUSED THE ICE TO DIMINISH SOME
DOWNSTREAM OF DAM 16.
.MISSISSIPPI RIVER ICE INFORMATION...
        WATER             UPSTREAM
  L&D   TEMP. COVER DEPTH  EXTENT   REMARKS
  POOL   (F)   (%)   (IN)   (MI)
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  10     32   100    10      30     STATIONARY..CLEAR
  11     32   100    14      30     STATIONARY..CLEAR
  12     32   100    19      24     STATIONARY..CLEAR
  13     32   100     8      30     STATIONARY..CLEAR
  14     34    40     1       1     STATIONARY..LAYERED
  15     33   ---    --      --     NO REPORT
  16     32    50    12      12     CLEAR ICE
  17     32    10     3       1     ROTTEN
  18     32    20     4       2     STATIONARY..ROTTEN
  19     32    80     4       1     RUNNING..BREAKING
.OUTLOOK THROUGH MARCH 11TH...
TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO STAY BELOW NORMAL FOR MUCH OF THE
NEXT WEEK.  NORMAL HIGHS FOR THE 2ND WEEK OF MARCH RANGE FROM
AROUND 40 AT DUBUQUE TO THE MIDDLE 40S AT BURLINGTON.  NORMAL LOWS
FOR THE SAME PERIOD RANGE FROM THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 20S AT DUBUQUE TO
AROUND 30 AT BURLINGTON. THE BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES MAY RESULT
IN A SLIGHT INCREASE OF ICE ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
.THE EXTENDED TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LONG RANGE TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK FOR
MARCH (UPDATED AND RE-ISSUED FEBRUARY 29) INDICATES AN EXPECTATION
THAT TEMPERATURES SHOULD RUN NEAR TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL OVER
THE UPPER MIDWEST WHEN THE ENTIRE MONTH IS TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.
THE NEXT ICE STATEMENT WILL BE RELEASED ON TUESDAY MARCH 11 2008.
$$
DLF